null NEU ‐ Official Documentation

null NEU is the student chapter of null - the Open Security Community. We are run by student volunteers and officially recognized by the Khoury College of Computer Sciences. Our community is dedicated to cyber security enthusiasts, offering a platform to connect with like-minded individuals and collaborate. Our mission is to spread security awareness, create a centralized knowledge base for security-related information, and promote advanced security research.

• Cailyn Kelley

• Organization Website: null NEU
• Email ID: null_NEU@proton.com → null_neu@northeastern.edu

• Mastodon: null_NEU
• Twitter: null_NEU
• LinkedIn: null NEU
• Instagram: null NEU

• Security Awareness: Spread security awareness and educate on the importance of cyber security.
• Knowledge Base: Create a centralized knowledge base for security-related information.
• Research: Promote advanced security research.
• Collaboration: Work with other organizations and clubs to share resources and build a stronger cybersecurity community.
• Diversity and Inclusion: Promote and foster a culture of inclusivity, diversity, and respect.

• Chapter Lead or President: Sooraj Sathyanarayanan - sathyanarayanan.so@northeastern.edu
• Scheduling Advisor: Keerthana Thangavelu - thangavelu.k@northeastern.edu
• Director of Learning Initiative: Akshay Bhalerao - bhalerao.ak@northeastern.edu
• Treasurer: Shubham Santosh Upadhyay - upadhyay.shu@northeastern.edu

• Club Advisor: Cailyn Kelley - c.kelley@northeastern.edu
• Assistant Director of Graduate Student Engagement: David Paquette - d.paquette@northeastern.edu
• Chapter Lead: Sooraj - sooraj@null.community

• Proton
• Bitwarden
• Signal
• Telegram
• GitHub
• Bio.Link

1. Chapter Lead or President:

   • Overall responsibility for the chapter and its operations.
   • Setting goals and objectives for the chapter.
   • Representing the chapter to external organizations and stakeholders.
   • Coordinating the activities of other chapter members.
   • Ensuring compliance with university policies.
   • Managing social media accounts and website.

2. Scheduling Advisor / Event Manager:

   • Coordinating and scheduling meetings, events, and other activities.
   • Keeping track of member availability and coordinating participation.
   • Communicating with other organizations for joint events.

3. Treasurer / Finance Head:

   • Managing financial resources.
   • Keeping track of income and expenses.
   • Preparing and presenting financial reports.
   • Assisting with fundraising activities.

4. Director of Learning Initiative:

   • Developing and implementing educational opportunities.
   • Organizing workshops, training sessions, and other activities.
   • Promoting and encouraging participation in educational opportunities.

5. Director of Marketing:

   • Promoting the chapter and its activities.
   • Developing marketing and communication strategies.
   • Creating promotional materials.

6. Community Manager:

   • Developing human resources policies and procedures.
   • Managing recruitment, selection processes, and volunteer relations.
   • Maintaining accurate records and conducting performance evaluations.

Volunteers can participate in various activities and initiatives, including organizing events, contributing to open-source projects, sharing knowledge, and helping with administrative tasks.